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October 29, 2014

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Study: If You’re Not Good At Something Immediately It Isn’t Worth Pursuing

Nooz Staff12 years ago12 years ago02 mins

URIS HALL— According to a recent study conducted by the Cornell Psychology Department, if you’re not good at something the first time you try it, you will always be terrible at it and should give up. “We examined people performing a wide range of activities for the first time, from knitting to surfing and playing…

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